Step 1
Find the catalog
Search BeatsBackground on MassiveMusic. Browse by album or audition individual tracks for lobby, restaurant, spa and in-room video.
Hotels
Instrumental lofi written to sit at one level from breakfast to last call. Licensed for hotel groups through MassiveMusic, formerly Songtradr, with a single rightsholder so a multi-property deal is one conversation.
The short answer
Not on a personal account. Spotify, Apple Music and the other consumer services license music for private, non-commercial listening. A lobby, restaurant, spa or bar is a public space, so a hotel needs a commercial license for whatever plays there.
For our music, that license comes from MassiveMusic. It is issued for your specific use and covers both the recording and the composition, because we own both. There is no third-party label, publisher or sample owner to clear.
Trusted by
Two brothers wrote, played and recorded the whole catalog. One rightsholder on the masters and the publishing, no samples, so MassiveMusic can quote and clear it fast.
Step 1
Search BeatsBackground on MassiveMusic. Browse by album or audition individual tracks for lobby, restaurant, spa and in-room video.
Step 2
MassiveMusic quotes an in-store or sync license against your use: number of properties, territory, term. Multi-property hotel groups are a standard deal type.
Step 3
Lobby, restaurant, spa, elevators, hold music, guest-facing video. One rightsholder means the paperwork is done in days, not months.
Hear it first
“Strictly Lofi” runs seven hours and “Beats for Streaming” ten. Put one on in the room you are scoring and see how it sits.
Yes. Multi-site and multi-property licensing is a standard MassiveMusic deal type, and hotel groups including Marriott already license the catalog this way. Start the quote with your property count and MassiveMusic will scope it.
That depends on how the license is written. Tell MassiveMusic every space you want covered when you request the quote, and it will be scoped to all of them.
We do. Two brothers wrote, played, recorded and mastered the entire catalog. We hold the masters and the publishing, and there are no samples, so there is nothing else to clear.
Yes. The full catalog is on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music, and the Strictly Lofi and Beats for Streaming playlists run for seven and ten hours. Play one in the lobby and listen for a day.
No. Subscription services license the platform. MassiveMusic issues a license for our music tied to your use, so the rights hold up when the group audits its paperwork or the deal scales.
Search BeatsBackground on MassiveMusic, pick the track or the catalog, and the quote covers your territory, term and media.